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Share The World's Resources at the Urban Green Fair

News / 21st September 2009

On the 20th September, Brockwell Park hosted the annual Urban Green Fair – an independent green fair for London. Share The World’s Resources operated a stall in the social justice area and enjoyed a day of discussion and promotion of alternative ideas for a sustainable future.

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The global health debate

Article / 18th September 2009

While the healthcare debate rages in the US, a broader discussion has been renewed on the international stage that envisions the universal goal of “health for all”. The time is ripe for a global civil society movement to turn this vision into an international priority.

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Put People First! campaign day

News / 9th September 2009

As the G20 Finance Ministers began two-day London talks on the 4th September, Share the World’s Resources joined the Put People First coalition in a day of campaigning and discussion to advocate for a fairer economic and financial system.

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World health and international economic sharing

Article / 26th August 2009

Poverty and social conditions are widely acknowledged to be the major causes of ill health in developing countries. This report explains how greater international economic sharing is the first step towards achieving the longstanding goal of health care for all.

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Has the world given up on sustainable development?

Article / 29th May 2009

Following the latest weak outcome of the Commission on Sustainable Development, it is time to ask if the United Nations is achieving enough in the realm of sustainable agriculture – and to start building a grassroots movement that can forge a new vision for the future.

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